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“Sentiment and eloquence serve only to impede the pursuit of truth” (Macaulay).
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“感情用事和夸夸其谈只能阻碍对真理的追求”（麦考利）。 |
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“Sergio however is also liked by Inter, who we will speak with shortly.
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“然而塞尔吉奥也受到国××米的追逐，不久前我们也说过。 |
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“Sergio's future with them depends on David Pizarro's co-ownership. I think the Chilean will stay at Roma, so…don't make me add anything else.
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“塞尔吉奥的将来取决于大卫·皮萨罗的共同所有权。我认为智利人将会留在罗马，因此……不用我再说了吧。” |
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“Shall we dine out?” “I\'d rather stay at home.
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“我们要不要出去吃饭？”“我宁愿留在家里。” |
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“Shall we go along?”asked Will.
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“我们要不要一起去？”威尔问道。 |
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“Shall we walk?” said one flea.
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“我们走回去吗？”一只跳蚤问。 |
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“She certainly has some notion of drawing” (Rudyard Kipling).
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“她对绘画当然有些了解”（拉第尔德·吉卜林）。 |
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“She gave her life to keep a depraved and dangerous man from gaining her gift. Her sacrifice will prevent countless deaths.
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她牺牲自己致使一个残忍和危险的男子无法获得她的能力。她的牺牲制止了数不尽的死亡。 |
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“She has never done anything like it before and it is all a bit daunting but she is much more confident in herself these days.
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她从未做任何事以前喜欢它而且它全都是一点点恐吓，但是她这些数天在她自己更加自信。 |
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“She has screamed out on purpose.” declared Abbot, in some disgust, “ And what a scream!
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“她是故意乱叫乱嚷的，”艾博特厌烦地当着我的面说，“而且叫得那么凶！ |
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“She hated to show her feelings” (John Galsworthy).
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“她厌恶流露她的情感”（约翰·高尔斯华绥）。 |
